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Harassed on the job
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harassed on the job
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make sure your in public and with people. How can others around you help or know if something is wrong if you dont SAY SO! dont just ignore this shit its why we men have a bad rep, call out the creepers bullshit.

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i would rather talk to a bag full of rotting garbage then listen to you speak to me." and the classic "get the hell away from me!" all of these comments have the same thing in common. your in a public place, and the man talks to you like that? calmly turn around and tell him to "back the fuck off now asshole or im calling the cops!" or "GET OUT OF MY PERSONAL SPACE, NOW!" and " your pick up game really sucks.

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thats a good thing most of the time, but when your dealing with THAT type of asswipe? its literally asking for issues. Employees have the right to be free from psychological harassment in the workplace. Yeah no, if some asshole creeper thinks he can slither up to you can let his crea-zoid self be all up in your business you need to set it straight. I kind of wish I had caused a scene or something in the Chipotle to scare him and maybe keep him from doing something like that again but you never know how someone is going to react or if they have a weapon. In order to be considered discrimination, the harassment must be based on some protected trait - some aspect of who the employee is, rather than his or her behavior or performance on the job. I was looking over my shoulder the whole rest of the day worried he was following me or something. Harassment can be a form of employment discrimination under various federal, state and local laws. He watched me walk out to my car and was staring at me as I got in. I ended up cancelling one of my orders and just leaving because I was uncomfortable. I didn’t respond again because I don’t like to give men what they want, and he just stood around mumbling about not making any money and stared at a table of girls nearby. Then he stared at me and goes “You look scared, don’t be scared.” Like, I was really just annoyed until you said that but now I’m a little scared. I took a step back because he was almost touching me and he goes “Sup girl, you delivering food too?” and I didn’t respond because it’s none of his business what I’m doing. I had already been there for about ten minutes when this older guy comes from behind me and gets WAY too close to me looking at the pick up shelf. Before taking action to complain to Human Resources about sexual harassment, determine whether the actions meet the criteria to qualify as sexual harassment. Decide Whether the Conduct Is Sexual Harassment. Should you decide to take action and file a claim of sexual harassment, it’s prudent to learn all you can about your rights and responsibilities under Indiana and federal laws.Yesterday I was waiting in Chipotle to pick up a couple orders. Here’s what to do if you are experiencing sexual harassment at work. It’s important to understand that you have rights.

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When you are dependent upon your customers for good tips, your manager for lucrative shifts and your co-workers for cooperation, it can leave you vulnerable to the type of quid pro quo relationships in which sexual harassment breeds and thrives. She also admitted that her tips trended upward on days she wore makeup and dressed well. The waitress claimed it was common to attract stalkers. One of the coffee shop’s regulars killed her. The woman recalled a young friend of hers who worked as a barista. You are relying on this person for your wage, so you can’t say anything. She said, “When you are hired as a waitress, it might as well be a part of the manual. One article published in The Guardian quoted a 34-year-old waitress in a Mexican restaurant in the Midwest. Another two-thirds had been harassed by their managers and 50 percent by co-workers. Of that total, 80 percent reported that they had experienced on-the-job sexual harassment from their customers. If the person harassing or discriminating against you is your manager or a co-worker, try asking for a transfer to another department or location. One survey done in 2014 studied nearly 700 restaurant workers. I want to quit, but I can't afford to lose my job. You need to remain fast on your feet, have a keen memory for orders and regulars’ favorites and a ready smile for all you serve in order to make ends meet.īut there’s another, darker side to restaurant work that few realize - the endemic problem of sexual harassment on the job. You realize that the paltry hourly wage you’re paid will never pay the bills. If you’re an Indianapolis waitress, you work hard for your tips.















Harassed on the job